Barbarian
Brewer
Path of the Brewmaster
The right drink is welcome on any occasion. Mayhaps
you want to invigorate your body ahead of a bloody
brawl, ruminate over a moral quandary, celebrate a sensa-
tional dragon slaying, or fill your veins with liquid bread
after a hard day’s slog through the elements. Knowing
which drink to suggest for which occasion—and having
that drink on hand—is what separates a lay brewer from
a brewmaster.
For a brewmaster, the act of brewing—a process
which can take months—is a practice in mindfulness.
Carrying their barrels and demijohns from place to place,
you would be mistaken to construe these individuals as
peaceful. This apparent tranquillity is but the calm before
the storm, for when a brewmaster enters a rage, they do
so fueled by the fermented products of their labours.
3rd-Level Path of the Brewmaster Feature
Years spent experimenting in breweries and kombu-
cha clubs have given you a taste for fermentation and
experience in bar room brawls. You gain proficiency with
brewer’s supplies and you have a +1 bonus to attack and
damage rolls you make with improvised weapons. When
you reach 10th level in this class, this bonus increases to
+2.
Ancestral Spirits
3rd-Level Path of the Brewmaster Feature
The act of refining ingredients, maintaining special yeast
cultures, and carefully monitoring a brew’s progress is a
ritualistic practice through which you find connection
with your forebears and the natural world around you.
The beverages you brew are fortified with the spirits of
your ancestors, imparting enhanced benefits to you.
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 When you finish a long rest, you can use brewer’s
supplies to prepare a number of beverages equal to the
number shown for your barbarian level in the Rages
column of the Barbarian table (maximum 6), choosing
from the list below (you can choose the same option
more than once). When you enter a rage, you can imbibe
one of these beverages (choosing from those that you
prepared) as part of the bonus action you use to enter
the rage, gaining its benefits for the duration of the rage.
Undrunk beverages lose their potency when you finish a
long rest.
Kefir. A nutritious, creamy beverage, kefir fortifies
your body. You have advantage on Constitution saving
throws.
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Kombucha. A stimulating blend of fermented teas,
this bubbly drink hones your reactions. You gain an addi-
tional reaction each round that can be used only to make
opportunity attacks. You can take only one reaction per
turn.
Mead. Sweet, honey mead fuels your body. Your walk-
ing speed increases by 10 feet and opportunity attacks
made against you have disadvantage.
Sake. Strongly alcoholic, this clear liquid lends you
a bloody, single-mindedness. You have advantage on
Wisdom saving throws.
Stout. Dark, liquid bread is a bonafide meal replace-
ment. You regain 1d4 hit points at the start of each of
your turns, provided you have fewer than half your hit
point maximum. If you have more than half your hit
point maximum, you gain 1d4 temporary hit points
instead. This die increases to 1d8 when you reach 10th
level in this class.
Brewer’s Gut
6th-Level Path of the Brewmaster Feature
Over time, you’ve imbibed an amalgam of experimental
yeasts that have fortified your gut. When you finish a
short or long rest, you gain one of the following benefits
of your choice, which lasts until you finish a short or
long rest:
• Beer Jacket. You have resistance to cold damage,
and you don’t suffer the effects of extreme cold.
• Guts of Steel. You have resistance to poison dam-
age.
• Liquid Courage. You are immune to the frightened
condition. As a bonus action, you can give a fright-
ened creature that is friendly to you and within your
reach a good-natured slap, ending the frightened
condition on it.
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Drinking Buddies
10th-Level Path of the Brewmaster Feature

Sharing is caring. During a short or long rest,

you can spend 30 minutes crafting a pitcher of
beverages for up to 10 creatures. At the end of
the rest, each creature that drinks your bever-
age gains your choice of one of the following
benefits until it next finishes a short or long rest.
Undrunk beverages lose their potency when you
finish a short or long rest.
Ginger Ale. Fiery and stimulating, one can
react quickly. The creature has advantage on
initiative rolls.
Pulque. Good accompaniment for a drink-
ing song. The creature gains a bonus to Charis-
ma checks equal to your Constitution modifier
(minimum bonus of +1).
Warm Cider. A wholesome beverage. The
creature gains 3 temporary hit points at the start
of each of its turns.

Fermented Binge
14th-Level Path of the Brewmaster Feature

You have grown a strain of super yeast within

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yourself that you can activate when you enter a
rage. When you drink one of the beverages from
your Ancestral Spirits feature, you can enhance
the drink to gain an additional benefit based on
its type.
Kefir. You are immune to poison damage
and the poisoned condition and you have ad-
vantage on saving throws made to avoid or end
the exhaustion condition on yourself.
Kombucha. Making an opportunity attack
doesn’t cost you a reaction, but you can make
only one opportunity attack per turn, and can’t
do so on a turn that you use a reaction.
Mead. Your walking speed increases by an
additional 10 feet (20 feet total increase) and
you can take the Disengage action as a bonus
action on each of your turns.
Sake. You have resistance to psychic damage
and are immune to the charmed condition.
Stout. The number of hit points regained or
temporary hit points gained from this drink is
doubled.
After you have used this feature, you can’t do
so again until you finish a short or long rest.